The Fires of Heaven

Book Five of The Wheel of Time

De: Robert Jordan

Narrado por: Kate Reading, Michael Kramer

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In The Fires of Heaven, the fifth novel in Robert Jordan’s #1 New York Times bestselling epic fantasy series, The Wheel of Time®, four of the most powerful Forsaken band together against the Champion of Light, Rand al’Thor.

Prophesized to defeat the Dark One, Rand al'Thor, the Dragon Reborn, has upset the balance of power across the land. Shaido Aiel are on the march, ravaging everything in their path. The White Tower's Amyrlin has been deposed, turning the Aes Sedai against one another. The forbidden city of Rhuidean is overrun by Shadowspawn.

Despite the chaos swirling around him, Rand continues to learn how to harness his abilities, determined to wield the One Power--and ignoring the counsel of Moiraine Damodred at great cost.

Since its debut in 1990, The Wheel of Time® by Robert Jordan has captivated millions of readers around the globe with its scope, originality, and compelling characters. The last six books in series were all instant #1 New York Times bestsellers, and The Eye of the World was named one of America's best-loved novels by PBS's The Great American Read.

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#1 The Eye of the World
#2 The Great Hunt
#3 The Dragon Reborn
#4 The Shadow Rising
#5 The Fires of Heaven
#6 Lord of Chaos
#7 A Crown of Swords
#8 The Path of Daggers
#9 Winter's Heart
#10 Crossroads of Twilight
#11 Knife of Dreams

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#12 The Gathering Storm
#13 Towers of Midnight
#14 A Memory of Light

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Reseñas de la Crítica

"Jordan deftly weaves details from previous books into this narrative." (Publishers Weekly)
"Fires of Heaven upholds the very high standards of this major fantasy epic, with battle scenes, comic interludes, and character development all reaching perhaps the highest point in a work that has lacked for none of these." (Booklist)
"Jordan's epic saga of a world threatened by evil incarnate builds steadily as separate strands of a complex plot begin to come together. Fans of this richly detailed and vividly imagined series will not be disappointed." (Library Journal)

The skinny

Wearying at times with the portrayals of the girls. Overall the story develops well. Moraine grows marvelously, as does Lan. Rand starts to develop. Matt moves from comic relief to a pivotal role, which is the best part of this book. The forsaken lose their mystique and reveal themselves as petty, mean-spirited shits.

amazing story

It is becoming a little unbearable the same topic on and on. Men are always the same, men. Woman are always the same, woman. they struggle to understand each other. it has been 5 books of this already and I think it will not only continue, but is the essence of the story. the difference between man and women, saidar and saidin. It is an amazing story, characters and how they grow, but the constant pounding of the same over and over is tiring

Can't stop listening

This is my first review in the Wheel Of Time series. The first 4 books were procured from another source, and Audible doesn't let you review books you didn't buy here.

I have been a reader of books for a long time now, but only a fan of epic fantasy for maybe five years or so. I have to admit that I have eyed the Wheel Of Time series on several occasions, but the number of books in the series scared me off. I wasn't sure I wanted to make a 14 to 15 book commitment, and not sure that any story could be interesting for that long. But while stuck in that place between the several series waiting for the next installment, and unsuccessful looking for a new one, I decided I would finally give this series a try.

I am very glad I did. If you are like me, and wondering if you should take on this gargantuan series, I would say take the leap. I was engrossed in this story from the start, and have listened to the first five books now quickly. The story has never become boring to me so far, and I enjoy getting to really know the characters involved. Spending so much time with them, you begin to feel as if you really know them, and you can't wait to find out what happens to them next. I have read some reviews about how some of the characters are immature or annoying, but I think they are are real, and seem to grow as events happen around them. Much more enjoyable than in some books where the hero's never have any faults.

If you are considering this series, but not sure if you should, I say go for it. You will not regret it.

Women don't like men and vice versa, we get it

Yeah, so the whole women vs men thing is getting out of hand, at least in the Nynaeve arc. Worth the listen, though.

The adventure continues

Book 5 does not disappoint, if you haven’t read any of the Wheel of Time stories….what are you waiting for?

good battles

nynaeve's chapters are sort of annoying, but the battles are worth it. good story overall, a bit long

Great series of books

I have enjoyed listening to the first 5 books and looking forward to listening to the rest.

The battles and world building

the pacing. The book drags in places, making some characters way more unlikable. I've been lead to understand this issue doesn't improve in future novels

great story

loved it like all the rest. can't wait to get to the next story. thanks

One of the greatest series of all time continues

It good to hear the story told rather than read it. It gives you a feel that is often missed in settings such as campfire story telling. With the story being told, you hear things that you didn't glean within the reading, especially if you read the book previously.